What happens when everything that can go wrong… does? Experience the hilarity of Fawlty Towers in a lively rehearsed reading of the beloved classic by John Cleese and Connie Booth!
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
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Save the dates
April 29 to May 3
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
A Radio Play Within a Radio Play
by Andrew Bailey
At Chalet Bellevue
TICKETS $25
ON SALE EARLY APRIL
Halloween 1960, a troupe of radio actors perform their company’s last-ever radio play after more than two decades on the air: an adaptation of Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Torn between the network’s request for a family-friendly comedic adaptation and their own need for one last artistic triumph, some performers veer off the approved script and come to learn that Washington Irving didn’t invent the ghosts of Sleepy Hollow, and that Ichabod Crane might not be The Headless Horseman’s only intended victim.
Come along for the ride as Theatre Morin Heights presents six performances April 29 to May 3. The storyline not only explores the Sleepy Hollow legend, but digs into the demise of a radio station specializing in ‘quality entertainment’ to become one featuring an all-news format.
4 evening shows / 2 matinees
Bistro Seating / Cash Bar
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED TO MAKE OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN THE FALL OF 2025 RESOUNDING SUCCESS!!
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Theatre Morin Heights (TMH) is a grassroots, not-for-profit English community theatre troupe that has operated in the Laurentians for more than 30 years.
Since 2002 we have provided a continuous program of theatre-related activities that has included presentations of short and full-length feature plays, public play readings, Christmas pageants for children, acting workshops and many other theatrically oriented cultural events.
The efforts of our dedicated team of TMH volunteers who act on stage and work behind the scenes touches close to 500 enthusiastic patrons every year. As such, TMH has gone a long way towards preserving the Anglophone cultural heritage of our community and region.
Community theatre depends on its friends and neighbours to take the role of actors, producers, directors, set builders and stagehands, as well as the audience. It is a collaborative effort. All who take part are volunteers with a love of theatre. We are compensated for our efforts with lots of laughter, camaraderie, good friends and a sense of giving back to the community.
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